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...plan to eliminate one-semester spring leaves was presented informally to the Administrative Board by Dean Whitlock late last month...
Dean Rosovsky also said the Faculty was scrapping a plan to move students who remain in Cambridge for the Christmas holidays into one dorm. Instead, the temperatures in the dorms will be lowered to 60 or 65 degrees. Dean Whitlock said he expects some cutbacks in library hours and the closing of many of the other buildings during the three-week vacation...
Cold rooms and snow-clogged streets lined with garbage may be among only the initial costs of Texaco's announcements. Dean Whitlock said Monday delay in construction of the new Yard dormitory is "almost inevitable" because of fuel cutbacks, and predicted another serious overcrowding problem for next fall. Meanwhile, Dean Rosovsky said the fuel problem and rising fuel costs could result in a greater tuition increase next school year...
...House suite, and for what? So that keys to our room may be duplicated and given to other students? So that Harvard may allow other students free use of our possessions? So that we may return early from home to finish a paper and find our rooms occupied? Dean Whitlock's suggestion that faculty members help house stranded undergraduates is more sensible. Perhaps Mr. Hall would be less cavalier about violating contracts in it were his contract, or, he were obliged to house displaced students in his own home while he takes a vacation. William Barrett...
...week began with everyone saying that Harvard would not have to alter its academic calendar in response to the current energy crisis. By midweek, Dean Rosovsky. Dean Whitlock, Stephen S. J. Hall, vice president for administration and Richard Leahy, associate dean of the Faculty were saying that the situation could indeed make calendar changes necessary. Such is the saga of the now infamous energy crisis: Nobody knows just how serious it will be and how Harvard will be affected...